Now is the time to switch to the new Google Play Developer Console

The new Google Play Developer Console is out of preview and is the default experience. In addition to offering all of the functionality of the old version, the new version features a streamlined publishing flow, store listings in more languages with language-specific graphics, and new user ratings statistics, so you’ll have better tools for delivering great Android apps that delight users. If you haven't already made the switch, now is the time, as we'll be retiring the former version on April 15 to focus our efforts on this new experience.



The new Developer Console brings you new functionality built on top of a quick-to-navigate user experience. You can add language-specific graphics to your store listing to help your users around the world understand what your app is about. New graphs let you track your ratings over time with breakdowns by device, country, app version, and more. The statistics page now shows you when you released each version of your app, so you see how each new version changes your installations and ratings, and you can view crashes specific to an application version. These new features are only the beginning of what’s to come for developers on

Kali Linux Mind Map

I just make a small mind map of Kali Linux for all of you . This mind map was dedicated to Kali Linux community and I hope this small mind map will help you to understand about Kali Linux. I’m planning to update this mind map soon , included the Tools in the Kali Linux itself. You’re able to download my mind map here , and If you have some ideas about the mind map of Kali Linux, please write down in the comment below .

Kali Linux Mind Map , download .pdf  here

I’d like to say “Thank you very much”  to the Kali Linux developers ( muts, purehate, etc

Open Source Datamining for Social Media Accounts with ThinkUp

Open Source Datamining for Social Media Accounts with ThinkUp: Proprietary social networking platforms have a few distinct issues for free software users, but one of the biggest is that it is often hard — if not impossible — to extract your information from them. With Twitter, for example, you can scroll down to the bottom of the page and wait for more tweets to load via JavaScript, but you can't sort and analyze them yourself. But that's exactly what the open source application ThinkUp does for you.

Proprietary social networking platforms have a few distinct issues for free software users, but one of the biggest is that it is often hard — if not impossible — to extract your information from them. With Twitter, for example, you can scroll down to the bottom of the page and wait for more tweets to load via JavaScript, but you can't sort and analyze them yourself. But that's exactly what the open source application ThinkUp does